Lavender stoechas 'Bandera Deep Rose'
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CLASSIFICATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS
PLANT CARE AND PROPAGATION
Soil: Sandy, nutrient poor soil that drains quickly
Sun: Lavenders need full sun (at least 6 hours per day).
Water: Once in every two weeks. (Indoor)
Environment: Lavenders enjoy full sun and with good air flow and warm temperatures in their native range.
FAQs
Why do Lavender plants turn yellow?
- Excessive nitrogen levels in the soil
- Too much fertiliser
- Over watering
- Poor soil drainage
- High humidity
Symptoms: Yellow/brown foliage with overall drooping /wilting appearance
Cause: Over watering or slow draining soil, not under watering (lavenders are drought resistant).
Solution: Stop watering for at least three weeks and let the soil and roots dry out.
Symptoms: Yellow foliage, with leggy appearance and few flowers
Cause: Soil that is too high in nitrogen.
Solution: Amend soil with sand or grit
Reference:
https://www.gardenerreport.com/reasons-lavenders-turn-yellow/
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Disclaimer
The information in this website is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment. Readers should always consult his/her physician before using or consuming a plant for medicinal purposes.